Morning Report

Thousands of square kilometres of South Island landscape, in the Mackenzie Basin and surrounds, have been declared a Dark Sky Reserve because of its clear night skies. Audio

The body representing the savings industry says the Government and individuals are seriously underestimating future pension costs. Audio

The latest political polls are out and we look at the implications. Audio

Prime Minister John Key met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin at the end of his Europe visit and after arriving back in New Zealand yesterday said Spain and the worsening Eurozone crisis… Read more Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Authorities are concerned that Murray Toleafoa, a Tribesman gang member wanted for shooting at a police officer in central Auckland, could flee the country. Audio

More than a million dollars has been granted to a Maori research unit to develop international guidelines on how Maori human tissue is harvested, stored and used in treatments; A fifteen year fight -… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

Police have been giving very few details about the shooting, and a press conference has just got underway at the local police station. Audio

The body representing the savings industry says the Government and individuals are seriously underestimating future pension costs. Audio

John Key back from Europe and facing the polls; Police net tightens on man alleged to have shot officer; grim predictions on future savings costs; Dark Sky Reserve in Mackenzie/Aoraki area; extreme… Read more Audio